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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink Review
frostytech.com - 10/28/2008
Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink Review
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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX is almost an entirely copper heatsink based on a novel three-fin-segment circular design, featuring a half-dozen copper heatpipes and speed controlled 120mm fan. The radial heatsink resembles a few Zalman coolers, but the construction is completely different. Each heatpipe ...

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Thermaltake Spedo Advanced Case Review
thinkcomputers.org - 10/31/2008
Thermaltake Spedo Advanced Case Review
— thinkcomputers.org — Thermaltake is a name known for great cases, we all know The Xaser and Armor series of cases very well. It is not often that Thermaltake comes out with a new case that is not a predecessor of a series case, but today we have to chance to take a look ... (more) Thermaltake Spedo Advanced Case Review

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Thermaltake M9 Case Review
pcstats.com - 10/24/2008
Thermaltake M9 Case Review
— pcstats.com — The Thermaltake M9 is a mid-tower case that doesn't deviate too much from the generic ATX format - its 3.5" drives mount parallel to its expansion slots, it's got a pair of fans in front and rear, and the power supply is mounted on the top of the ... (more) Thermaltake M9 Case Review

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Thermaltake ProWater 850i Water Cooling Kit
hardwarelogic.com - 10/30/2008
Thermaltake ProWater 850i Water Cooling Kit
— hardwarelogic.com — Thermaltake is a widely respected company that provides much support to enthusiasts offering enclosures, power supplies, cooling products and other accessories. When it comes liquid cooling they provided some complete prebuilt systems with their ... (more) Thermaltake ProWater 850i Water Cooling Kit

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  • JustJosh JustJosh
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    Reminds me of the Zalman 9700, except the fan is horizontal instead of vertical. This heatsink doesn't seem to work as well though.
    Posted 10/29/2008 respond (flag)
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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — The Thermaltake MaxOrb EX is almost an entirely copper heatsink based on a novel three-fin-segment circular design, featuring a half-dozen copper heatpipes and speed controlled 120mm fan. The radial heatsink resembles a few Zalman coolers, but the construction is completely different. Each heatpipe is given its own individual copper or nickel plated aluminum fin array, so essentially every fin is put to work evenly. Link: Frostytech

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FrostyTech Latest Cooling News — [image] Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink Review - FrostyTech.com Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink Review Thu: 10.30.08 | 2:21A | PermaLink BY: M. Page www.frostytech.com The Thermaltake MaxOrb EX is almost an entirely copper heatsink based on a novel three-fin-segment circular design, featuring a half-dozen copper heatpipes and speed controlled 120mm fan. The radial heatsink resembles a few Zalman coolers, but the construction is completely different. www.frostytech.com [image] FULL STORY @ FROSTYTECH ...

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Thermaltake MaxOrb EX Heatsink Review
(Obsolete Feed) — www.frostytech.com The Thermaltake MaxOrb EX is almost an entirely copper heatsink based on a novel three-fin-segment circular design, featuring a half-dozen copper heatpipes and speed controlled 120mm fan. The radial heatsink resembles a few Zalman coolers, but the construction is completely different. Full story @ ...

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